Rancho Park Golf Course

Rancho Park Golf Course is an 18-hole, par 71 championship course designed by William Johnson and William P. Bell, playing at 6,839 yards from the back tees. Located at 10460 W. Pico Boulevard in Los Angeles, the course features undulating terrain with a challenging layout that demands considerable skill. The course is characterized by varied lies and approach shots to relatively small greens, testing golfers across all skill levels.

Rancho Park has a distinguished tournament history, having opened in 1949 with the U.S.G.A. Public Links Championship. The course has hosted eighteen Los Angeles Opens and numerous LPGA and Senior tour events between 1978 and 1994, establishing itself as a premier championship venue.

The course rating is 72.8 with a slope of 130 from the black tees, with multiple tee options available. Amenities include a lighted driving range, practice putting greens, clubhouse facilities, rental clubs and carts, a coffee shop, snack bar, and banquet room. The facility also offers golf instruction through PGA professionals and operates affiliated golf clubs for women, seniors, and regular members.